Location: Crantock
Top Restaurants in Crantock
Top Things to do in Crantock
Top 10 British food in Crantock, England, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Crantock. Crantock (Cornish: Lanngorrow) is a coastal civil parish and a village in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The village is approximately two miles (3 km) southwest of Newquay.
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10. The Anvil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By Lucie H
We enjoyed a fabulous meal here. Tuesday night is pie night and my husband wasn't disappointed. His steak and ale pie was homemade and stuffed full with steak. I had a mushroom and halloumi ciabatta with salad which was awesome. The chips were recommended and didn't disappoint!! All the staff here are lovely and incredibly welcoming.You won't leave here hungry that's for sure!
9. Cafe Cloud
Overall Ratings
5 based on 497 reviews
Quaint cafe with a vintage twist serving breakfasts,fab toasties,sandwiches and the biggest scones in Newquay with our gorgeous cream teas
Reviewed By normannorma1
This place is just up from the harbour and seems to be the only place a coeliac can get a pastie in Newquay! Lots of other GF things on the menu.
8. Fern Pit Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Beach side Cliff top Cafe with views across the Gannel River to Crantock beach. Indoor and outdoor seating. Dog friendly. Eat in or takeaway. Daily specials including Lobster and Crab caught by our own boats and kept in tanks on site at the Boathouse. Whi
Reviewed By QueenieWorcester
We normally head to crantock beach whilst waiting for our accommodation after a bit of a journey. We head over to the fern pit as soon as possible for a coffee and a view, a world away from a few hours before at home. Itâs a bit of a trek up the steps if you come from the beach but worth it. Perfect flat white (which you canât get everywhere) and perfect view. Helpful staff as always.
7. Bush Pepper
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1050 reviews
A fresh Australian restaurant, with a casual dining experience, using a mix of local Cornish and Australian produce. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and coffee and cakes.
Reviewed By Surferboy66
Excellent. We are local and have been to most of the local restaurants and cannot believe we havenât been to Bush Pepper before. It is now on the top of our preferred restaurant list. Beautifully cooked Australian style food as good as anything we had whilst in Australia last year. We will be back soon. Do try, this is excellent .
6. Box & Barber Coffeehouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 305 reviews
We are a Coffee/Breakfast Bar/Hairdressers above Watershed surf shop, offering speciality coffee, smoothies and juices, as well as a well rounded healthy food menu, and haircuts of all shapes and sizes.
Reviewed By Jerufmads13
Great coffee and amazing cinnamon buns - don't deny yourself! Have been a couple of times when on holiday in Newquay, staff are always friendly and there are lots of vegan and other options. Haven't had lunch or anything here but the food looked fresh and the menu is varied. Dog friendly in and out though it can get pretty busy; nice little terrace out front if you can get a spot in the sun.Would call in anytime we're in the area.
5. The Fish House - Fistral
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1896 reviews
A small seafood restaurant,with fantastic views of fistral beach, serving the freshest fish and shellfish, crab and lobster directly from Newquay harbour, with a very reasonably priced menu.
Reviewed By busterSolihull
Whilst visiting friends in the area they booked us to The Fish House (they have visited previously) on Thursday 31st and overall we had a most enjoyable evening. To start we had the Grilled Scallops (3) with ginger, garlic, black beans soy and sesame oil £8.95 (excellent) and the Seafood Sharing Board (crab cakes...lovely, two salt and pepper shell on prawns, piquillo peppers stuffed with salt cod...very good, light battered squid with aioli ..disappointed....fresh focaccia...lovely texture but could have done with a little more flavour of garlic and herb) £17.95. For mains my wife had the Whole Plaice £23.00 to which she said was excellent as was our other mains ..Chickpea Stew with grilled hake £18.95 (hake cooked to perfection and lovely flavours in the stew)...Roasted Hake £18.95. To accompany our meal we had a bottle of Verdejo £18.50 and a 250ml glass of Tempranillo £6.50. The service overall was attentive, helpful and friendly especially Tia. There is no service charge.We would certainly visit again when in the area.
4. Sea Spray
Overall Ratings
5 based on 197 reviews
We're a family run cafe, overlooking the amazing Fistral beach. Offering a brand new amazing menu, that will suit everyone! Come in and see for yourselves.
Reviewed By N4668MXseanm
Popped in today for a light snack and drink...been before when it was bodhis and was disappointed...knew it was different owners and popped in last year and it was good...so today had chessy chips x 2 and had to have a Cornish rattler x2 and yes it was just chessy chips...but they were tasty chessy chips..and we took 2 gluten free chocolate brownies with us...and they were bloody delicious! Very pleasant staff..as arnie says we will be back!Sean and Jo
3. C-Bay Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
C-Bay Café/Bar/Bistro opened in October 2013 and sits with an unsurpassed view over Crantock Beach and the coastline beyond. The café feel during the day is enhanced by delicious breakfasts, home-baked cakes and savouries, fresh 'Olfactory Coffee' and ice
Reviewed By QueenieWorcester
Came across this place on a coast walk from Holywell bay to Crantock. Didnât know it was there! Very nice decor so felt like we shouldnât go in with our walking boots on but it was fine. There was plenty of outdoor seating with a wonderful view. Very nice flat white although didnât have that lovely roasted aftertaste I like. Ended up buying toasted tea cakes too as we were hungry. Very nice!
2. The Cosy Nook Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By Paul F
This is a wonderful place to visit with a very relaxing and laid back feeling. The courtyard eating area is a delightful little sun trap with plenty of seating undercover as well.The Art gallery attached hosts locally produced highbquality products, great gift ideas for friends and family. Inam sure we will be back!
1. WAX Newquay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
WAX Newquay is a brand new restaurant and cocktail bar located in the heart of Newquay. Located in a historic Lloyds bank this restaurant in a mix between modern stylings and the classic bank decor.
Reviewed By AimeeJean333
We came here on the 20th October for our wedding anniversary meal. After reading the reviews I thought 2 bad reviews, the rest brilliant - and it wasn't so big inside so we were expecting a more personal approach. This is not what we got. We ordered drinks and our meal at 7.02. The bar man said he would bring my cocktail over ASAP. 30 mins later still no cocktail!! My husband had finished half his drink! The barman looked busy so we assumed he was making the cocktail, no he went away from the bar and wiped tables!! We then said "excuse me, we are still waiting for a cocktail" he replied yes I know!!! He then came over with the cocktail which was mostly ice! The food - whilst that was quicker than the drinks HA - the burger I ordered was very rare. Almost still mooing! Then we noticed I was missing my onion rings - I didn't dare mention this as I thought I'd have a snappy reply. £41 - for a upscale Wetherspoons. We did enjoy the décor.
